Mockup - Ubuntu sound settings

I've read the boys of OMG! Ubuntu! I thought I could make a mockup in place to answer the survey(which I did too) and here they are, I hope you like them!

The idea is very simple, I tried to unify the best I can by making the master output and input volume always visible on the top, I put the switches in place of the symbol of the mute because it gives me more the idea of ​​a shutdown input and output hardware, is also visible (always) level of actual input-audio from the microphone. On the right of button switches there's the sub-sets of both that will appear as a menu just below volume indicator. Below the menu of applications and themes is foldable upon itself to save space. I thought it could be useful to include in the menu also buttons for music players.


For those wishing to see the difference with the current ubuntu here are some screenshots:

P.S. icon in the launcher is scaled down screenshot of the program that has autofotografato as he was closing:)

Mockup - Ubuntu impostazioni audio

Avendo letto dai ragazzi di OMG! Ubuntu! (http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2011/11/help-ubuntu-redesign-the-sound-settings-menu-by-taking-this-survey/) ho pensato che potevo fare un mockup al posto di rispondere a qualche domanda (cosa che ho fatto ugualmente) ed eccoli qui, spero vi piacciano!

L'idea è molto semplice, ho cercato di unificare il più posibile il menu rendendo sempre visibili in alto sia il volume master sia volume del microfono, ho messo gli interruttori al posto del simbolo del muto perché mi dà più l'idea di uno spegnimento hardware dell'output e dell'input mentre è sempre visibile anche il livello di audio attuale proveniente dal microfono. A lato degli interruttori c'è il pulsante delle sub-impostazioni di entrambi che apparirà appena sotto il proprio menu. In basso il menù delle applicazioni e dei temi è richiudibile su se stesso per non occupare spazio. Ho pensato potesse essere utile includere all'interno del menu anche i pulsanti per i riproduttori musicali.


Per chi volesse notare la differenza con quello attuale di ubuntu ecco alcuni screenshot:

P.S. l'icona rimpicciolita nel launcher è quella del programma di screenshot che si è autofotografato mentre si stava chiudendo :)


Fatemi sapere che ne pensate!

New Ubucompilator Icon

You probably know Ubucompilator (if you don't, know it!), it's an intresting program by Gusions, an important blogger (but not only this) in ossblog, an the mainteiner of eOS IT team (i joined some days ago, thanks to Gusions :D ). So I've seen its web site (http://ubucompilator.com/) and i thought that the icon was nice but to thank him I could make my job and create an icon!


Ubucompilator is an app with GUI that simply allows the everyday pc-user to make and complie .deb packages, I don't have to explain the meaning of my icon, it's evident! :D


So enjoy, reblog, rate and comment the new icon that will be published soon in http://ubucompilator.com/ !

P.S. It's made with inkscape, it's under Creative Commons license.

elementary netsquare mockup (ENG)

Elementary OS Luna's developing is in progress and with it also its apps like Dexter, Lingo, Postler, Plank, etc. But Graham isn't born yet, the elementary's IM client hasn't been released also an Aplpha version. But Graham has no innovative ideas, it's like empathy a bit smarter and with the contact list on the side, so I asked myself.. the world is socialier everyday, why don't do an IM client and a Social client at the same time? That in the future could also be integrated with Dexter (the address book)? So I called my idea: Netsquare :D

And there are some mockups done by me, I will update them, and I will add some. Also explaining the concept of the app.

Pannel: "Home", home of your social network

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Pannel: "Chat", shows you opened chats

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Pannel: "People", contact list, multiprotocol

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N.B.

You are able to share this content, but say who is the author and indicate him with me and my blog. All it's Inkscape-made.

P.S. If there are some programmers that are interested in writing this app, please notice me!